Thoughtworks
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Founded in 1993, we’ve grown from a small team in Chicago to a leading technology consultancy that delivers extraordinary impact by blending design, engineering and AI expertise. Thoughtworks invented the concept of distributed agile and we know how to harness the power of global teams to deliver software excellence at scale.
For three decades, we've led the charge in technology innovation. Today, we are leaders in the AI-enabled software and data engineering space. We apply hands-on experience to help our clients better navigate change, harness the power of data and AI to unlock new sources of value, create adaptable technology platforms that align seamlessly with business objectives and rapidly design, deliver and evolve market-leading products and experiences at scale. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesThe zero-cost fallacy: Open source software in the agentic era
The licensing paradox: From freedom to exploitation The structural fragility of modern software engineering is intimately bound to the legal frameworks we designed to protect it. Our current licensing models have inadvertently created an extraction economy, forcing a critical re-evaluation of the foundational philosophies separating "permissive" open-source licenses (such as MIT and Apache) from copyleft agreements (like the GPL).
Thoughtworks appoints John Elliott to Global Management Team as Technology Advisory expands globally
Thoughtworks, a global technology consultancy that integrates design, engineering and artificial intelligence (AI) to drive digital innovation, today announced the appointment of John Elliott to its Global Management Team (GMT) as Global Managing Director, Technology Advisory.
AI-assisted migration: Critical lessons from the modernization frontlines
Let’s be honest about something that gets glossed over in most platform migration stories. There’s always something hiding beneath the surface waiting to quietly break things after go-live. Often, it’s the business logic written decades ago by long-retired engineers. They knew what it did, so they never documented it, and vital logic that works just fine in the legacy codebase gets missed — until it surfaces as production bugs after the migration.
Nestlé Brazil Modernizes its Digital Ecosystem in Partnership with Thoughtworks
By adopting a product-led approach, Nestlé Brazil is unifying its digital platforms, creating a more seamless consumer experience, and strengthening its digital presence. At a time when digital experiences, convenience, and personalization are shaping consumer preferences, Nestlé Brazil has taken a strategic step in its digital transformation journey by strengthening its online presence.
Build an AI knowledge fabric for your organization
This layer defines your technical stack and sensible defaults. Instead of letting an AI agent choose how to write code, this layer establishes strict architectural guards, best practices and integration approaches packaged as agent skills or knowledge packs. Sensible defaults: For example, defining Java with Spring Boot for microservices, React for frontend web apps, Redis for caching, MongoDB and PostgreSQL for databases and AWS for infrastructure.
Thoughtworks launches Agent/works™ to Govern and Run Enterprise AI Agents Across Any Cloud
New platform gives enterprises a single control plane and governed runtime to manage agent sprawl, risk and AI spend Thoughtworks, a global technology consultancy that integrates design, engineering, and artificial intelligence (AI) to drive digital innovation, today announced the launch of Agent/works™ by Thoughtworks, a platform that gives enterprises a single control plane and a governed runtime for their AI agents, deployable on any cloud.
Is a codeless future an illusion?
A recurring prophecy has echoed through the corridors of software engineering for decades: the death of source code. In the early days, it was argued COBOL would allow business executives to write software directly. In the 1980s, fourth-generation languages (4GLs) promised to eliminate professional programmers entirely. In the 1990s and 2000s, CASE tools and Executable UML swore that we would draw diagrams, and the code would vanish beneath a layer of visual constructs.
Legacy modernization in insurance: Why insurers should act now
Legacy modernization has been an insurance talking point for years. What has changed is not that legacy has suddenly become a problem. It is that the market is now exposing the cost of living with it more quickly and more visibly. For UK life and pensions firms, and for P&C insurers, legacy is increasingly a brake on change: on product evolution, on operational efficiency, on data access and on the ability to respond at pace when the market moves.
Thoughtworks Recognized as John Deere Partner-Level Supplier in 2026 Achieving Excellence Program
Recognition reflects John Deere’s highest supplier rating, highlighting Thoughtworks’ role in delivering high-quality digital solutions for manufacturing Thoughtworks, a global technology consultancy that integrates design, engineering and AI to drive digital innovation, today announced it has been recognized by Deere & Company (NYSE: DE) as a Partner-level supplier in the company’s Achieving Excellence Program.
Thoughtworks Recognized in CX Strategy Consulting Landscape, Q2 2026
Thoughtworks, a global technology consultancy that integrates design, engineering and AI to drive digital innovation, today announced its inclusion in the Customer Experience Strategy Consulting Services Landscape, Q2 2026 report by Forrester Research. The 2026 report highlights a market shift toward Agentic AI and Agentic Commerce, where AI agents act as autonomous representatives.